Council Grove Republican from Council Grove, Kansas • Page 3

.1 Miss White of Lost Springs will give an elocutionary recital at the M. E. ehurch next Friday eve for the benefit of the Epworth League. Miss White comes well recommended and tendance is desired. a good at- A ill TTC 1 IIM rofc, -tea A.

Cattle for Sale. Some good native one and two year old steers. Root Bros, 31-tf Council Grove, Kas. CHURCH DIRECTORY. We will take silver on subscription.

sick. Disease attacks the weak and debilitated. Keep yourself healthy and strong by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Ilelmick each Ira Dixon beads for Sunday. Wko is it Ira.

t- i Li I I if T. P. Henry and wife were on Diamond Just as yours will be you continue using poc soap. Sunday. The question which bothers the Wilsey boy is where does Chariey Lyons stay when he is at home.

Is his home in Wilsey or on Diamond Springs. -41 Mr. Loser of Council Grove is helping W. T. Davis to put up hay.

nrri jl jki -J M. E. CHURCH. Serrices every alternate Sunday at 11 a. m.

Sunday school erery Sunday at 10 u. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. T. P. IlEstir, Pastor.

Epworth League every Sunday evening. R. A. Kixkel, President. CHRISTIAN CIICRCn.

Preaching every alternate Sunday at 11 A. M. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 A. M. Y.

P. S. C. E. meets every Sunday evening.

T. C. Snodgrass, President. Union meeting every fourth Sunday evening. Geo.

Reiqal, President. SECRET SOCIETIES. Vacation Time. Is at hand and is gladly welcomed by all, especially those whose duties in life have caused them to greatly run down their system to meet the requiremeEts, physical and mental, forced upon them. With these and others it is important whether at home, at the seashore or in the country, that some thought be given to diet, and as further assistance to nature a good building-up medicine like Hood's Sarsaparilla had best be resorted to.

If the digestion is poor, liver deranged and frequent headaches seem to be the rule, Hood's will change all this and enable Bryan sang a different song in New York than he sings in the western states. 3 VrdLTO The best spring medicine for Awenty-five cents a dose a day for every member of the family. Get a package of Simmons Liver Regulator, the best blood medicine and the best spring medicine. It will save you seventy-five cents on a dollar's worth of medicine bought before and will give you better blood and better health, because it regulates your liver. is make thela age.

notal The wash-day as easy as any other day. Lessen ibor, makes the clothes white, and does no dan Thousands of women say so surely they ai 11 mistaken. Sold everywhere. Made only R. K.

Fairbank Company, SULouL The pops will have something for which to howl if the hot winds last much longer. Swan Petereon was out sleigh riding Monday. Swan says that it is far nicer to without snow. evervone to return to tneir Dome ana J. H.

Zei-1 business in a refreshed state of mind and bodily health. There's the secret of health, lin Philadelphia, Pa. CCS mil M. J. Kimmel and wife were out to Olive Branch Sunday visiting with Mrs.

Kimmel's parents. I LARRIP ON ELECTION. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Modern Woodmen of America No. 1.516 meets 2nd and 4th Monday nights of each month.

Omeb Pibtae, V. C. Robt. Ltr.LKY, Clerk. 0.

A. R. post meets second Saturday night in each month. SAMUEL, Sissox, Com. 1.

O. O. F. meets every Thursday evening. 8CHCVLOR EVANS, Sec.

WlLBCIt IlENDEIlSOX, N. G. Select Kriends meet first and third Saturday nights in each month. Wm. Davis, C.

P. Mrs. II. R. Meters, Secretary.

Sons of Veterans meet first and third Tuesday night In each month. V. M. FERRIS, Capt. J.

I. Vorkk, 1st Sgt. At the Earnest Solicitation of His Wife he Re ATTORNEYS. WILSEY HOUS MRS. J.

E. SEGUINE, Proprietress. tires from Politics Other Reasons. Geo. W.

Coffin Jr. has been mentioned as a possible candidate for probate judge on the populist ticket. Our great national edifice is so con J) H.BROWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. structed that every four years it becomes necessary for the people to undergo a Next Fridav Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Adams will give, a reception to their friends at the bride's home. Will Praetic in all the Court of tht Stat. irst class meals, commodious rooms and good sample rooms political upheaval in selecting a national housekeeper to look after the management of the "White house. for commercial men. Liverv stable in connection.

Moderate rates. The year 189G is here and a great econ Milton Amrine came up from the Grove to attend the Sunday school convention at Six Mile Sunday. Mr. Mark Coffin has editorial and business control of our Wilsey Department and is authorized to make contracts and collections for the "Republican." Any Rooms 1. 2 and 3.

Scott block, over Gibson Davidson's hardware store. Council Grove, Kansas. QEORGE P. MOREHOUSE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. omic storm is almost upon us.

lne heavens are already ablaze with the sparkling lustre of golden ropes, and storm clouds with silvery lining, while the distant rumble of the muttering The Bugle correspondent hints about several happenings around town which we think should not be montioned. Office orer Morris Count? State Bank. Council Grove. Kansas courtesies shown him will be appreciated. Clara Melvin is staying at II.

R. Meyers'. "Why is it that F. J. Evans goes to the city no more? We were in receipt of a light shower of rain Sunday eve.

thunifer echoes and reverberates among the hills like the onward march of a victorious army. Quite an acquisition has been made to Wilsey society in the person of Miss Stanton who resides at the section house. BERTRAM NICHOLSON, For over three years the management of our national fireside has been under the ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Practice In all State and Federal Courts. Col Eldon Amend who has been confined to his bed for several days being mashed in the hay barn, is able to be around control of my esteemed friend G.

Cleveland, familiary known as Grover, who is lections a specialty. Office rooms 3. I and 5. In Farmers and DroTers Bank Building. again.

Council Grove, Kansas. G. W. COFFIN, Notary Public. Land, Insurance and Collectin s.

Agency for German-American, Shawnee and Hartford Insurance Companies. Real Estate sold and exchanged. RENT FARMS A SPECIALTY. Office in Bank Building. WILSEY, ZEC-AIETSA-S.

D. W. Ferris intends to leave for Michigan in a short time. A. J.

Coffin was shaking hands with Kelso people Sunday. well known to the people of Buffalo, N. where he hung two men, three juries and himself politically. jjflTTJ.ER RITCHIE Guilor Sheldon says he has lost all love for dogs since one walked off with part of his wearing apparel one evening last week. In the bright and balmy days of "sweet Several races are arranged on our ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Council GroTe, Kansas. long ago" before my intellectual cupola had become tinged with silvery filiments, a presidential campaign was to me a tracks next Saturday. G. W. Coffin, took in the city of Herington last Friday.

source of anticipated joy and pleasure OWENS. A merchant who would be prosperous must be around at the store before nine o'clock and must not allow the weeds to cover the door way. 4 before election aud a dolorific hypochon ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office Orer Morris County 8tate Bank. dria after the returns came in.

play The Dtlavan ball nine offers to any nine in the county. As I cast my eye back over the phan Council GroVe, Kansas. tasmagoria of the past a plegmatic dem ocratic majority with its leng rows of Who is in favor of $50 per capita distributed direct to the people, sub treasury scheme, fiat money, government ownership of railroads, bouses of prostitution and free silver. Not I. DR.

L. FREDENBTJRGK phosphorescent figures, lingers in my mind like a horrible nightmare. Samuel Ferris will leave this week for a tour through Arkansas. Bain wagons and second hand mowers at Kimmel Henderson's. VETERINARY SURGEON, Council Grore, Kansas.

Office at the Fox barn. I lived in a locality where democratic majorities were a tiling pi Deauty ana a joy forever and although my voice was Kimmel 6t Henderson, Joseph Whitaker and family were over Sunday from Lost Springs. always heard in defense of the g. o. it PHYSICIANS.

was as that of a canary among a thousand -DEALERS IN- black birds. In the byways and hedges, )R. Z. T. HARVEY Next Saturday is the populists county convention at Council Grove.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Hardware, Implements public places ana on street corners, at agricultural meetings and at picnics and celebrations, in season and out of season, Does a general practice, and ai special attention and sometimes without any "seasoning' to Surgery, Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. Calls, night or day, promptly attended. Office, first door west of Rlgdon's. up stairs.

at all, my voice went upward to the star Invitations are out for the wedding of Mr. Lewis Adams and Miss Ollie A. Te-bow at the bride's Wednesday eve. The contracting parties are both well known and respected society leaders of Grand View district. May they have everything they wish.

Last Sunpay evening was union meeting at the M. E. church but owing to some mistake no program was prepared. Rudolph Kinkel was called on to take charge and improvised a short program which did far better than some which had much preparation. Chas.

Phillips was over this week from Parkerville calling on his old friends. Chas. informs us that he is to teach the Parkerville schools again this year. This Council Oroya, Kansas ry firmament in defense of my party and Wre will give you value received for your money in exchange for anything in our line. fell with sickening inefficaca on the ears )R.

W. E. CRAWFORD, of my democratic hearers. W. E.

Cooper took two car loads of cattle to Kansas City Sunday. Miss Viola Elliott and Mrs. Seguine went to Council Grove Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

D. W. Southern are moving to the Wilsey House this week. Arthur Carr came up from Lansing, Kansas, and is staying at W. T.

Davis'. Geo. Ewing made a purchase of some live stock this week from G. B. Ilillyer.

Mrs. J. H. Smith of Diamond but form With unvacillating fidelity and indom PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. All calls promptly attended day or night.

Office itable perseverance my labors were continued until my stentorian voice echoed orer Home 8boe Store. Buggies, Spring Wagons, Bain Farm Wagons, Canton Stirring Plows, Perrlne Subsoil Plows, McCor-mick Mowers, Acme Hay Tools, Repairs, Tinware, Hardware, Stoves, Undertaking. Council Grove, Kansas. with stupendous vehemence into every nook and recess of the countrv and float- ed in exultation across the desert air. J)R.

D. H. PAINTER, The great questions of moment were solv is the third year and speaks well for PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ed as if my magic; ponderous tariff sta Charley '8 ability as a teacher. Chas.

is Office orer J. W. Leech's Drug Store. Reslden tistics paled into insignificance, the pop spoken of as a candidate for county ulace rose up in "pomp and oriental CARPETS AND FURNITURE SOLD ON ORDERS. Liberal prices for cash.

Give us a call. WISEY, K-A-HSTS-A-S- attorney the populist ticket. in Trowbridge's brick, south of town pump. All calls promptly attended. Ceuncll Grove, Kansas.

splendor" and were about to wreck the whole governmental structure. The bald U.S. KNOWUSS. headed bird of freedom folded her wings in peaceful submission, the star-eyed goddess of liberty wept placidly in the folds of a red bandanna handerchief. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Council Grove, Kansas Diseases of women and children a specialty also Mary's lamb rested quietly beside the sleeping Tammany tiger and the country Look at This! rheumatism and neuralgia made a specialty by the use of the electric battery.

Office and residence gazed at the ranks of democracy waver erly a resident of Wilsey, is reported very sick. Ben Kingman was down this week having his bike fixed up for the trip to Salina. M. B. Otis was calliag on the ladies at Dunlap last Thursday.

We do not know her name. Wilsey was well represented at the Sunday school convention on Six Mile last Sunday. The early crop of peaches were filled with worms but the late crop is all right in every way. G. W.

Coffin received his appointment this week as agent for the Hartford Insurance Company. The republican club meets at the school house next Saturday evening. Don't ill! to attend. on Main street, over J. J.

Crowley's harness store Office hours, all times of day or night. He also Miss Jennie Mitchell who has been visiting at Pineville, Missouri, during the summer returned last Thursday and will reside at the Wilsey House. Jennie's brothers, A. M. and W.

J. are editors of the leading republican paper at Pineville. Both boys are old residents of Wilsey and their many friends will be pleased to know they are making a success of the newspaper business. Important to Farmers. I am prepared to write insurance on farm houses, barns, live stock and all farm property at reasonable rates on the mutual plan.

Very little cash required. Send me a card and I will call on you, or call on me. G. W. Coffin, 34-4t Box 17, Wilsey, Kansas.

ing, as it seemed, in the face of certain defeat. But alas! When the returns came in I stood with bowed head and pMsenbes preparatory medicine for quick, safe. easy delivery in childbirth. The time required In Here Goes the Bottom Out of Prices. preparation is from four to eight weeks mediea tlon beforehand, according to the condition of the patient.

All those who need will do well to give repeated the words of Shakespeare. tlx "Of comfort no man speak Dr. Knowles a call. Let's talk of craves, and worms, and Having determined to again lead all my competitors, in the DENTISTS. ftiture as in the past, I will do business from now on for cash and I gaze back over the dim and mystic scrip only.

I will and must be the leader in low prices. All others past with hope3 unrealized and expecta- J)R. E. C. ATKINS, must ioiiow.

oareraiiy examine xne iouowing ana see you can tions crumDiea in tne oust or years. DENTIST. not do as well with me as in ordering from Kansas City, taking Defeat was my everlasting portion and I took it in allopathic doses. I have taken freight into consideration. J.

H. Larne and wife left Thursday for it long enough and now retire into politi Cbown and Bridge Work a Specialty. 'Washington county where they will cal obscurity for rest from my labors and 16 lbs. fine granulated sugar $1 00 make a protracted visit. leave the statesmen of the future to All package coffee 20 GERTRUDE HANNAH, DRESS MAKING.

15 25 25 25 35 wrestle with the great matters of public Dolicy. I have no apology to offer. I Good homemade Baur kraut, per gal. 7 bars Lenox 8 lbs. H.

P. navy beans Evaporated raspberries Star tobacco, per lb Battle Axe, per lb Mr. Bross team ran away Monday from the Wilsey creamery. Considerable Office OTer Farmers and Drovers Bank Front Rooms. Council Grove.

Kansas. AUCTIONEERS. lbs. Java and Mocha coffee 1 00 4 can 8 Otoe or Menton corn 25 4 cans good early June 25 4 good 3 lb. cans .25 have served in all the branches of the damage done to the wagon.

20 political curriculum, unraveled the knot- 1 lb. package smoking tobacco 15 ty problems of finance on the stump and JJ.E. HAGAR, in the press, dispensed "bullion and col Full cream cheese, 2 lbs. for 25 Corn starch, 4 packages 25 Extra fine vinegar pickles per doz. 5 10 lbs.

rolled 25 3 packages rolled 25 Silver drip syrup, pail 50 AUCTIONEER. lateral" to the doubtful and disaffected, All work good. Sewing by day or contract. Headquarters at the Wilsey House. WILSEY, ItANSAS.

Council Grore. Kansas. drank beer with the boodlers, sang cam paign songs and carried torches in the Jelly, all flavors, pail 45 Will attend sales In any part of the county. Sat 25 5 90 85 80 procession, and yet, in the face of all Silver gloss, 4 packages Tooth Enterprise flour, sack. H.

S. per sack Supreme, per sack Isaction guaranteed. American sardines, 7 25 Mustard sardines, 4 for 25 Codfish, 2 lb. 15 these facts, with my record a part of history, I have never been invited to step P. J.

EVANS, QTo 15 per month vltbont Interest, will any a 9 lot is a ltrely eentral-Kansaa town of 7,000 up to the pie 'counter. I now retire. I O. C. Sheldon is running a large haying crew.

He thfnks that hay will be a good price during the winter. Chas. Oakford is home this week laying up for repairs having taken a bad cold while calling on his girl. About a dozen of the Wilsey boys are going to start for Abilene this week to attend the bicycle races All will go on bikes. Glendale Fay went to Enterprise Thurs- day after a load of flour for H.

R. Meyers and reports corn in that vicinity burned up by the hot winds. Parkerville and Dwlght played a match Box 5. Frank people. A profitable Investment.

trust that the banner of liberty will not MMyr UnUroTe. Ill Blacksmith ing suffer by my retirement. If she does let All goods guaranteed as represented or money refunded. It is not necessary that I call the attention of the public at large to my immense stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes and Notions, all of First published July S4tb. 1998 Notice of Attachment.

her suffer; and let those great statesmen who sit next to the official lunch stand or Wa Work gon which you wiU find compare favorably in price with those of the the patriots whose heads are already inside the public crib, answer why this To Joseph Letaieg-er: Tou will take notice is thusly. Everything in blacksmithing line done that you have been sued by A. T. Mundorff AYith a felling of weariness, an inordi grocery department. Having been in business in Wilsey for years, my reputation for honesty and fair dealing is fully established.

Watch me and you will save money to give me a visit. Butter and eggs taken in exchange for goods. Very truly yours, and that garnishee sumrooos was issued on nate desire for pie and aa earnest solici the 22nd day of June, 1898, by Hugh Stewart tation from my wife to help her support in best of style. Machine repairing of all kinds a specialty. All work guaranteed first class.

All I ask is a fair trial and living prices. K. the family. I surrender the great "ship Justice of the Peace of the City of Council Grove, Morris county, Kansas, for 112.50. That said suit will be heard on the 23th day of game of ball on the ball grounds-at Dwight last Saturday.

-The score sheet was 11 to 17 In favor of Parkerville. of state" into inexperienced hands and 3EEE. JEi.1 ZMZ-ETST WTLSET, TTATTSAS. August. 1896, at ten o'ciock a.

m. of said day. subscribe myself, Peacefully Yours, Bill LAnnir. D. W.

Ferris played short with Parker! WILSEY, SO-3: Hugh Stzwabt, Justice of the Peace. KANSAS..